Industry output and employment projections to 2008

Monthly Labor Review

Volumn 122, Issue 11, 1999, Pages 33-50

  Thomson, Allison ^a  

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References (11)

1. For further discussion of the macro economic influences, see Norman C. Saunders and Betty Su, "The U.S. economy to 2008: a decde of continued growth," Monthly Labor Review, November 1999, pp. 5-18.
2. For further discussion of the labor force, see Howard N Fullerton, Jr., "Labor force projections to 2008: steady growth and changing composition," Monthly Labor Review, November 1999, pp. 19-32.
3. For more indepth reading, see Joseph Meisenheimer II, "The services industry in the 'good' versus 'bad' jobs debate," Monthly Labor Review, February 1998, pp. 22-47.
4. Additional analysis of hospital costs are covered by James Moore, Jr., "Hospital Room and Board," Compensation and Working Conditions, Summer 1998, pp. 23-30.
5. For further reading, see Cynthia Engel, "Health services industry: still a job machine?" Monthly Labor Review, March 1999, pp. 3-14.
6. For further reading, see Cynthia Engel, "Competition drives the trucking industry," Monthly Labor Review, April 1998, pp. 34-41.
7. For further reading, see "Aerospace," U.S. Industry & Trade Outlook '99 (New York, McGraw Hill); and the U.S. Department of Commerce, "Outlook and Specification Tables," Aviation Week & Space Technology, Jan. 11, 1999.
8. For further reading, see "Aerospace," U.S. Industry & Trade Outlook '99 (New York, McGraw Hill); and the U.S. Department of Commerce, "Outlook and Specification Tables," Aviation Week & Space Technology, Jan. 11, 1999.
9. For further information on the textile industries, see Mark Mittlehauser, "Employment trends in textiles and apparel, 1973-2005," Monthly Labor Review, August 1997, pp. 24-35. For a regional focus, see "The Southeast Is Maintaining Its Share of Textile Plant Employment," Issues in Labor Statistics (Bureau of Labor Statistics, February 1999).
10. For further information on the textile industries, see Mark Mittlehauser, "Employment trends in textiles and apparel, 1973-2005," Monthly Labor Review, August 1997, pp. 24-35. For a regional focus, see "The Southeast Is Maintaining Its Share of Textile Plant Employment," Issues in Labor Statistics (Bureau of Labor Statistics, February 1999).
11. For additional analysis, see David McDermott, "Coal mining in the U.S. West: price and employment trends," Monthly Labor Review, August 1997, pp. 18-23.